Established several years ago, the Quaker Games have evolved — similar to English Class Dodgeball — into a beloved ritual for students across all grade levels, marking a period of excitement and engagement from the middle of February until the academic year’s end.
The latest exhibit at the National Museum of Women in the Arts features works by female artists such as Martine Gutierrez, Ann Hamilton and Connie Imboden, exploring an idea popularized by Australian neurologist Sigmund Freud.
With college application deadlines in the past and admission decisions on the horizon, high school seniors around the country are increasingly seeking anxiety-quelling advice.
For many seniors, it is easier to tell larger groups of people about their college decision via the Instagram page than to face a potentially awkward situation with friends and family.
The Avalon Theatre is celebrating its centennial anniversary this year through a film festival entitled “100 Years of Cinema Magic” that features a different film screening each month from February to November.
During the second semester of the school year, Sidwell’s Ninth Grade Studies classes have been working on a lobbying project in partnership with the Friends Committee on National Legislation (FCNL).
